A Christmas memorial gift for someone grieving

The name of the person who passed away. Put it in "Their name", pick who they were (Dad, Mom, Husband, Grandma, a friend) and write the giver in "From", for example "the kids" or "all of us". The song speaks to the person they miss, so it is about the one they lost.

Yes. When the song is ready, make it a gift and pick the day and the time, like 8 a.m. on Christmas Day, and we email it to them then. Or send the link yourself, or print a card with a QR code to put under the tree. The gift page stays up for a year from the day they get it.

It may bring tears. The lyrics stay warm and hopeful and never mention illness, and you read and change every line before anything is recorded. Choose "Heartfelt" for something quiet, or "Joyful" to celebrate the life they shared.

You pick the day they get it, so it can wait for a quieter day in January, an anniversary or a birthday. The a year the gift page stays up starts on that day.

Yes, as an optional extra for $9.99. When your song is ready, upload a photo of yourself and one of them, and we make a 10-second AI film of you running up a staircase of light into their arms, above the clouds. It loops for the whole song with the lyrics on screen, as a vertical and a horizontal mp4. You see a free preview frame before you pay, and if we can't make the video, you're refunded in full.

Tell us who the song is for, the occasion and a few memories. AI writes the lyrics in about 10 seconds, you read and edit them, and you hear a free 30-second test pressing of the chorus. When you're happy, we press your single: the full song in two versions (Side A and Side B) as mp3.

$19.99 for a single (US dollars, tax included where it applies), paid once, with no subscription. That gets you the full song in two versions as mp3 downloads, an album cover, a page with the lyrics and one free lyrics change. Writing the lyrics and the 30-second test pressing are free, so you hear it before you pay.

Writing the lyrics and the 30-second test pressing (a preview of the chorus) are free, a few times a day, with no sign-up. The full song in two versions is $19.99.

No. Your song is a digital single: you get two versions as mp3 downloads and a song page. We call the versions Side A and Side B, but nothing is pressed on real vinyl or shipped.

Yes. Their name is sung in the chorus, and you can add other names in your memories. The free test pressing lets you hear how the singer says it before you pay; if it sounds off, write how to say it (for example Siobhan = shi-VAWN) and press a new test. Before you get the song, listening software checks that the name and the lyrics came out right. If not, we record it again automatically, and if neither side gets it right, you're refunded in full automatically.

The lyrics take about 10 seconds and the test pressing about half a minute. After you pay, both sides are usually ready in a few minutes. You can close the page: your song keeps being made, and we email you the link when it's ready.

Yes. Edit any line before you pay, as many times as you like. After the song is made you can change the lyrics once more and we record it again for free.

Yes. AI writes the lyrics from your story, and AI music models compose, play and sing both versions. No human singer records it. You read and change the lyrics yourself, and listening software checks every song before you get it.

Yes. On the form, tap "Invite family to add memories" and send the link to brothers, sisters, parents or friends. Up to 10 people can each add a memory or two, with no account needed, and they can't see what the others wrote. You see everything that comes in and can remove any of it. The lyrics weave everyone's memories in, and the song can be signed "from all of us".

Yes, at no extra cost. When your song is ready, record a few words on your song page (up to 30 seconds), like "Mom, this one is for you." It plays before both sides and on the gift page. We only trim the silence before and after you speak and adjust the volume: your voice isn't cloned or sent to any AI model. You can record it again or remove it, and the original song is always there to download.

Yes, for a song in memory of someone and for any song about a pet. Under "Who is singing?", choose "Them, to me": the lyrics are written as if they were singing to you, like Mom, singing to you from heaven or wherever you feel she is, or your dog Biscuit, singing to you. In the song, "I" is them, "you" is you (or someone you name, like Dad), and your name is sung in the chorus. It is written from your memories of them, as a tribute, not a message from them.

Yes. Playing it at a funeral, a memorial service or a celebration of life is personal use, and you're welcome to. Choose "In memory / in heaven" and a gentle style. We email you the mp3 as soon as it's ready, so you have it for the day, and your song page stays up for a year.

We keep your song page and the mp3 downloads for a year after the song is ready (if you make it a gift, from the day you say they'll get it), then we delete the song and your details. The mp3s also come attached to the email we send when your song is ready, so keep your own copy and it's yours for good.